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Telegram-herald., 1887-03-19

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sta aFsse.=s 81 saeEa@sat v1ts tas s4iis
sad eslilnas sIe sizasr ee41 waste q sniae
er sszkaE.g seeorslea tor aexl - tie hFsns
osinss 81 s9on t1s szlss aao eeGsz
aao1Ld oe Els mosl zsfrse8ss aae coasp2e4-
eas.e lhe kFeat aEs cElre assays SENSIBLE
advice . al lie Esogs saoept2ols IL
this i1sl4sce slacs ths nsost sffiss.e PAPER
haukinxs Any ss4&o1 Las sFsx kuosa are
sxai1iisa 81 l1s slore ~ Harvey 8 Hes s'ek-
- Otszss e. ~ pTlees slt1ia tie reach et
az b chs say. iE = s0rPrsl1s no~ Tbs
house has sxsen1eG - If211 an1 Luar1ssSe
- s.ock slnes Il cane into existenee to
years s.se. ia fact he bosllesz has - cut
gro "a tne cap1e.ty q their bsncsofus store
= hieh a. the start sss a. safaclsat thsi IL
fails ~ furnish tie lalntesf idsa % tDe c4s-
iusss done to-day. In addition - tESr
salssf0oIa aud laseGaeEt fhs tTm eocuPy
ths easement under keBdzifs Millinery
store. extending from AonEos street
10 fountain streSt and iarke
warehouse or lonis-st.. Nbsre large quaint
ties ~ heavy gods are stored zggfegAtlbs a.
area of square feet, which, y under che
roof. would MAKE theirs one % the
largest, as 10 IS one of the
fnosr successful establishments IN taeir line
10 the city today A great surprise awaits
the visitor. wno l. shown through the b-Se-
meat. e. sight Of ghs imme1se stock Of
picture frame mouit.ng tie house carries.
= branch Ol tie business that has grown
quite as rapiiiY and exter siseiy
as their wallpaper and paiat trade.
Among other Improvements recently
sddst 70 an already attractive store,
the drm have decorated the walls aud cell
ing With new aud beautiful designs IA
paper hanginss which will convey 70 their
customers an idea OF the artistic treat pos
sibls in interior decoration With the pre-
vaying STYLES and the aid Il the skill sud
experience Harvey & Hsystek are possessed
Of
The drm carry q fne line OF Engrayings,
but their salesFOOm j. go oyefstOcked with
other goods and they are 80 busy With other
and more important branches Of their
trade that they never get time 70 show these
works OF art unless some one especially re
quests IT, Any of the IELE5RsN-H II ERAID
readers who intend having any interior
decorating done this Spring OEe u 70 them
selves 20 call ~ Harvey & heystek's before
they decide 10 have their work done else
where. as they are leaders of low pTices and
may save you money.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-19


JOSIAH r. Holden died early yesterday at
his residence. aged 90 years. He vas one Of
the early settlers o. Byron and the Oldest of
the members Of the Old Residents Is
sociaiiou. Josish Rhoies Holden was born
in Sew Eamps hire. in 1737. he vas mar
Tied in 1928. and sferHsrd emiereted 70
Ohio whence he went 10 Illirois, and then
came - this county. settling N what is
now the town Of byron. In ls45. lie wss
the oldest q the iasf four Of twslre children
cf his fathers family. The three who
survive him are residents II Boston. Mass.
and Runusy- n H. s1d sgei respect ivelv
IS 81 and - years He came % = long
line ~ dsfir gu led ancestry. some of
V hom came ~ this country up4srI II fwo
staarrh aud every vas honoTshls citizen 81
a pioneer. BE- did bis fBli share in the zo-k
cf fhs early DEVELOPMENT n tais resior of
c5artry. aci reared = family sueh ~ anv
YaTcai might reEsri with iasfidakis rsfde
Al r1tsrrishs1 rfe0rd f9r thorough
honesty sid t1e striCtest. onbeniinr fn-
feer-T az TIRE prominent chsrs ~ lstirs
wa.ch nay look u1o1 er1 rersH With
ss-isiying memory Hon. =. q. - Holden.
rto wef ~erFfer - --afs fFam 1s-s ~
fs- Ctsres H H1den sai Fsn7ie Ms
s. ~ Frwier. - Nsr Eeel ss The Children
surfie.rE hin, His wife ~hose go :
81 gears s's3 s1r8iFes h7m. The frtne~sl
~ ae heii fr9.s fts fsu 81 res56e~oa on
Wi1ssv e. st oclocs afsT sffe~~es.r
v8iss ths aasF.ees - tas ola Residents
teerrI etfen
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-19
WEST SIDE MATTERS.

Mr.. and Mrs. T. II. Mckinley, Of scrib-
ner-st.. were quite agreeably surprised
Thursday evening by large number of
their friends who helped them to celebrate
the twenty-hrst anniversary OF their mar.
risge.
Miss Sarah Langley, of West Fulton-st.,
has returned from a visit 10 Three Rivers.
Miss Lille Meyers, OF Grand Haven, is
spending few days with friends or West
Bridge-st.
John Corcoran. a young lad, while
mounted on a step-laddeT yesterday, build
ing dove co. on the gable end OF a barn
in the rear Of his residence on West Leon
ard ST. met with pain ful accident owing
70 the breaking Of the round on which he
was standing and letting him drop o dis
tance Of fftesn feet. He received an ugly
cash across his head IS ne struck on piece
Of plank His body and limbs were also
badly bruised but no bones were broken.
The Progressive Neighborhood Club gave
a masquerade party at Pomeroy & LswtOa's
Hall Thursday evening. The attendance
was large aud S1uiers & Smiths OrcAes ira
furnished excellent music.
A number Of West SIDE young people en-
loved a ride out TO Grandviue st. Patrick 5
night
Charles I.Oring returned yesterday from
Detroit, where be has bean for the past two
weeks.
Frank Granger. Of st. Paul. MINI. is Wis
iting friends on West Leonard-st.
Mrs. Rowman Of Jaekson-st, has re-
turned from a visit AZ Detroit.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-19

An Instance of ihe Good WORK Being Don,
by the Womsn's Relief Co-p-.

An Instance Of ihe Good Work Being Done
By the Womsn's Relief Co-p-.
a fsE days ago. John S. Black a. old
veteran of Company r., Of the Eighth
Miehigan Cavalry. died a. the Soldiers
Home. Before bis lsata bis devoted ~fs.
who was then living ia o1eaua county with
her four children. saId the eov. she only
thing she could cell sni with the money
shus realired. she cane down o. tne
Soldiers Home - - With her diving hls-
band Col Wsils and As'er long wifh fheir
wives did evsrF eier .o make her sfsv ss
ulf8rtanie ss could 10 under the sal csr
cumstances. The children were sent to
their zrsuimofIsrs a. Three Rivers hut
she wife renlsino1 untii tha iast TIE brave
cid trooper AZ lsst elt sp ioF that All rs
nsefr 3rsnces - tn s-sois rsl AID 70
horse faded away In sas dei riun ~ fever
ard death az last c1me % be reief Tre
cody vas sent % Three Rivers loT hnrisI
ard tre aevo-et wife aeforc nsuiet rs
The srieken NidoR fstarnei fo ibs Home
GaT before Yesterday fer reufc-t advice
end sS.sfauce. The rfsgf pas a confer
snes asfreen oonel Nel.s ard Naf1r
Lorz snd YESTERDAY Nsle~ Icrz eao- -
taEa ard addressed ere Nousus &c ~
Corps statloz fae case af Hrs Back The
resu.r wss si31t ID voluntary ca1lri1 11si1Us
Al 81 voted tteu the general ta13 rf iEis
nrts society," a n1ha rorrer.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-19
rFI.soNALFOlNTs

C B. Morgan has returned from the east.
= r.. Uhl Il ~ Kalamazoo looking after
s important iaw suit.
r.rks stewart. one Of ksiamazoo's leaders
society. sFent yesterday in the city.
Waiser President OF the GOss Print
C0mpsny. vas "a the city Yesterday.
Niss Lowell. an esteemed teacher IN the
lelc school here, has gone 10 her old
Hne in Flint.
Iiss Arna Wstzsil. clerk for Wetzeu &
smpany. has reilred from three months
80 in Knoxville. Tenn
Nrs. r. 3. Werzeil. Of Knoxville. Tenn,
.he guest q her brother-ln-iaw. ID. NJ
sfzeli. ~ Lafayetts-st.
Cba8 ". Ffsnzhs.ll. Vice Presi lent OF
e 81 heelnE Poflery Company. Wheeling.
Is. is the sucst OF W. j. Adams.
J. g. Hustler. of Morse, Wilson g Co. OF
.ston. is at The Morton. Handsome
eek has many friends "a Grand Eapils.
stafs Game and Fish Warden W. A.
..uil1 returned from Detroit last nighf,
- here BE- went DO get acquainted gifh I'd.
i. Gillmsu and the other genial sporisInsn
the CITY of the s.raits.
Hiss Aeues May. lss1iny soprano Of the
risioa street n +. church. aas resigned
sr position 30 20 - Chicago Miss My
fs oeeo sith tuc Melh0dists for years sud
.I.l be- sadly m ssed by them IN their choir.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-19

- 4sss 81 measles Frfe nst''t'@'% - as
= Cd -is4i ft,sil@t
sea lsndec SO Eeeaea A. t1e sod
fslle -lala1 rltf-iHe
sefr 7.s ~ Ana ArboE as
- a.aa aaaisa Parser SO >
el acre
Marie feaf clab 49, Ess mas
sis Is s. lotapaeg = = sfa40ry ns<t
~ fea4s
srsar 5sha sisk-tse has rsu0yed
cs uem - - - Ag11oe-si.s over
sstee + >sl &.
- ecsr 81 f.s Improvement ~ Foster
cas- N Co.'S store as $4,000 instead ~
- al sstsa I-l-rsdag.
a4fraa. aas sssisfisT iss1sf toT tie
81 60 Robert Laez. .f tialsaeIl-sfe-i tSf
..az 4ls i4.1l4 1gel GA cl1'iaf
cd buildings a. ne coEsef ~ fopn
aa1 ialia s-4- are bslpx moFyf -
- s1am fsr Lr. Shepard nss build
"a ana James H0i1es. two brothers
Yesterday sentenced - ni'ee1 deys
~ t1e county Dastlls lor oelns dlsor'
rs NAY BsoEn las sold her band
30 ras.aslle % Cherry 81. neaf mall
ave 10 Ars. Mar Long Tor ne s-Ain
fUfs
-ae GA grsaf saat ia the base BAL
is aens removed sud tns- pefissea
Ass reminder oi an unpfei -Ao-e h4-''
sc-cu. 4ilou-
a. p8ssr. of The Isy Leaf has
"A taaaia .sd Msaaser of Tie AichiEafs
..ltesl Circuit ana sili lOeate an ones
eu York Hs saereesls e. o. White.
.rv.e Allen charged with stealing $50
p-rre. I.a mlkmsn, an1 arrested a.
.ssss. l.tg aas brought here aud losised
a 81 alel sheriff Lamoleaax lzaL
.EE
ttbs mseuns 81 the S. Cecilia Society
.rrfar afternoon an Interesting pro-
una Ess rendered ard the uumoers 0y
llieel we're highly appreciated ey
i4iles
nal,her of previous youths vii he
.tu an examination before Justice Walsn
az tor dlslflerlV ccod1ct in the reading
Ia 80 the Grau1sille Avenue tOnsrege-
ta church.
.a- examination of Louis Eckelsdslies
probably taze pace nexr week john
rre.d las been engaged as counsel Tor
defense eat fhe pea ~ toe murderer
e. undoubtedly Be insanity
An Italian named Barnet. who Was ped
~ oranges. r1s kicked og- 0f a WalSer-
sslool yesterday and struck on tie
20 Nith a stck ay some 0t the inmates.
warrant Sil oe lssled ioc taelr arrest
ne ease ~ John -. Potter charged oY A.
Weeks ~ Grsllan. with assault and oat-
.r war brought gD IN Justice Nsssis 4 :
lff yesterday Potter p.-ated no- guilty
Nll 10 gwen Iury trial nexg Iue5day
few days ago a butcher named Bailey,
dog at lie corner Of Jn.On and Bridge
Lssppearsd aud about the same time
.relty Er.ss- aii0W To The reighoOrhOOt
,s nl .ssiag. The families are mum on
subject and further Developments Are
l.eL
sineen years ago A. Hovey served on d
.f r. Cnica4o and received = certiacats
attendance a.d mileage. amounting q
li vas placed With ether papers AZ tns
ae and overlooked. until recently he dis
.ered if. ard having business in CnlcagC
K 30 with him. presented it Tor pas yuIen
90 zoe tc- money.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-19
'AU REyOIR' OLD VETS
They Finish Their WORK and
Adjourn for a Year.
LIEEHlsE LADIES aF TIE BELIEF CORPS
O15esrs Asked 20 Prosecute M. Downs
Delegates Al LArgs-Ofhesys of
tbs Womans Relief Corps
Co0aCil of Administration.

May q tie 3elssztes to the @. A. z Ia
eampnlsnt lslt % tAs early trains yesterday
morning bat large proportion Of taem al
tended lie secfct sessisa watch vas nostiy
dsYcled 10 ths discussion OF pension mat
tsss. A resolution asking Congress 70 pass
. service pension bsii Was adopted AMI the
election Of delegates % the National kR-
csmpmsnt was completed ~ follows
Delegates elected al larse were-G. 8.
B4rtholene~. Phiiip r. VznZle. 7 NJ
Shanafeit. &. ". Watkins. 5 T. Dab0li,
"Rea' Baker. Thomas n. Wiley and l. ).
Dickers0n.
Altsrnzses-A. A. Smith. c. ID. Berry.
Daniel spicer. Z. 5. Murphy W. II. Rus
sci. GEORGE 81. Chester. rhOs- n. Stevens
and II. III. Aplin.
The action Of the Legislature. in forbid
ding the sale Of liquor within mile OF the
Soldiers Home wss endorsed. and rss0iu-
ton vas adopted, asking the Attorney
General and the Prosecuting Attorney OF
Kent county 10 take active measures 10
prosecute the man Downs. who 80 brutzlly
Inisuse1 several inmates OF the Soldiers
Home
Thanks were rendered the retiring officers
for faithful services and Lansing was desig
mated IS the place for holding the next En-
cGmpIaeEf year hence.
General Pierce installed the newly elected
officers and the EncampHsnt adjourned.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-19
OsSES OF BLuE.COATs.
Nsarsy All the Afternoon spent in Execu-
tive Session.

Ne1r5y All the Afternoon Spent in Exccu-
tive Session.
The Board OF Police and Fire Commits
sioners met in adjourned session yesterday
afternoon, Commissioner Powers occupying
the chair, and Commissioners Dygert and
Hawkins being present superintendent
BettinehOuse reported the placing of the
tire bell in the New City Hail tower, and
asked what was TO be done with the tower
on Ottswa-st. Referred to the Common
Council.
A communication was presented by The
Common Council asking for a full report as
TO the number Of men employed. and the
occupetion OF each man on the police force
and tire departments. Committee on Men
and Discipline.
Marshal Lemon recommended the follow
ing men for confirmation: John II.
Jenkens. part pay pipemau for No. 3;
Charles y. Becbe, driver No. hose cart
Bert Hazeltine, pipsnan No. hose cart
company, part pay. Luther lemon. pipe
man No. > steamer company, part pay;
Daniel LamOre pipeman No. . steamer
fail pay. Committee on Men and Discip-
line
The Marshal also reported that the
Thirteenth Annual Convention Of the Mich
igsn State Firemen's Assoc alton would be
beld IN this city May :, and mat the officers
Of that society desired shat the annual
parade and inspection Of the local IRE de
partment oe held on tha oc asirn and that
they desired that plsce De procured TO
~ hold their session re recommended
that the Board give their attention and sCp-
port 70 The matter Comm ssioncr Dygert
presented a resolution thaf fhe position Of
R0undsman b. discontinued for rue present
and ihat patr0iman taigg be returned for
duty on the regular force. Adopted. The
resignation OF Jacob NeWhouse. part nav
pipemsn Of No. 8 hose com panv. vas accept
ed No appointment was made FOR the
vararc- on tho rsoifrs fr~ra
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-19
ANOTHER Abused WOMAN.
Nelson Morris Comes Home Drunk and
Nearly Kills His Wife.

Nelson Morris, stone mason residing at
80 Union Alley, while out celebrating on
Thursday returned home in the afternoon
hilariously full and hurled a storm OF in
sulting epithets at bis unohending wife.
He then began to strike the woman and
kicked her IN the stomach until she became
unconscious. She lay for some time as II
dead and the brute becoming alarmed at
her appearance hu rried after doctor. The
woman was 30 low during the night that
death was expected at any moment, but
yesterday morning she rallied somewhat
and now there is hope for her recovery.
On complaint Of Superintendent Perry,
yesterday, a warrant was issued for the ar
rest Of the brute and be was found by De-
teciive Connelley in the afternoon and
lodged IN jail to appear in Police Court this
morning He il a chronic drunkard who
has served several terms behind the bars for
disoredrly conduct. Yesterday. when taken
to Jail he was on the verge Of insanity from
drink and imagined be had snakes in bis
boots de is also in mortal'dread OF some
imaginary enemy and frequently cries out,
Take him away"
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-19

-he Arosofirnsrt Relative - judicial CT
caif. WIN Not Bs submitted

he Arosofirnsnt Relative - judicial Cir
caifs WIN Not Ese submitted
County Clerk Harvey has been notified
sat fhs legislators has repealed the rsso-
.uon 10 submit the amendment relative to
s circmt Court Judges providing for
eore than one judge in the city o. Detroit
"a FRI saginaw county. The resolution
rooosed fo amend article 5 Of section vi in
v1.ll IS .0uud the pr0viaon for additional
safr i1r the Judges of The Ippe- Penin-
.aia. in enc proposed smeudmsns the
revision re sriVs 20 The Upper Peninsula
li-es was omitted Inadvertently Do is sup
.osed. snd che adoption ~ the srendrueut
shicb vas % take the rlsce ~ section 8.
would rgt down the salaries Of the I pp-r
'ru nsuls .1tges and the amount received
,r fo~er Peninsula judges which a. pres
nr r. - 5t0 0er YEAR. The fELcsrsV- II sR-
rn ediforally called attention 70 he blum
ar last week ard As it vSs too lats in tte
session to recelT tie mistake. The Iegisls-
ara 5 seems. has decided % withdraw the
proposition ~ submis the amendment by
rsueaduz the resolution Which provided f0r
be s,lsra ission. It was repealed isss Tues
~ and county CLERKS have been notified fo
rsrrov the ballots sent out bv the State 70
re asst Ia voting upen this amendment.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-19
GOOD FAT OFFICES.
WIN Thurman Succeed Manning and Han
Succeed Montgomery

WssHISsroS. March IS - Ex-senator
Thurman and Ex-Governor Robinson Of
Mass. called At the executive mansion TO
day sni had = .ong interview with The Pres
ident about lnter-Stats Commerce C0mmis-
sion supoinsmeots TIE President urged
upon Governor Robinson the acceptance Of
sa at,uoi ntnaent On the com mission. but The
GOVERNOR repeated his decHnstion on the
ground that his lsw practice cannot be
req Iscted. Judge Thurman visit. Is = be-
heved vas n connection with the forth
coming Fsc.1c railroad invests CATION. a.
though gossip snd soune IF the ex-senator e
Ohio friends, wto would ike - SEQ him
s0ccsed Nr. Manning ssT the Treasury
portfolio wss under Olsen sion. X is IN
rua-sf tonight thai Eenton ! Han. IF lows.
has beer decided upen as ths s'lrcessor 20
Nr Montgomery ss Comm ssi0ner II Pat
rrfs
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-19

wt<HrveroS. March ls-Ths ssnsie ss-
Iect CoDnittse 70 insairs into the msthoris
~ doing business in the Departments a.
W Washington and the esuses of a. lszpi telsV
he8 another meeting toGaY. A zenersi
rl1n Of conducting the invest cation was
sereesi upon sud NJ. Cockreil. the Chair
mar. vas Authorised % 60 sheaa alone and
prosecute the inqriTy ard repe-s 10 the
committee next June. The rla1 ~ m
curry Vii be directed - tie sscer-a lnn1snr
cf re disrositior cf clerical fsrces IN TIE
vafious deuaTtmenfs and whaf sde a1rs
clerks n'sy Be nee6ef - facilitate pa5iic
r..ssa-s-
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-19
The RELIEF CORPS LADIES.
They Complete Their Work. Elect ofiosrs
and Adjourn

.
and Adjourn
The FIRST business transacted by the ladies
Of the Relief Corps yesterday morning was
the election Of officers, as follows
Pre.ldent-Mrs. S. A. c. Plummer OF
Lansing.
Senior Wee President-Mrs. Louise Rob-
bins. of Adrian.
Junior Vice Presidsnt-Mrs. Hattie Muir
ray, of Homer.
Treasurer Mary Smith, of lansing.
Chsplain-Mrs. Francis Stephenson, OF
this city.
The Secretary is appointed by the Council
OF Administration, which is composed OF
Mrs. Henrietta Reynolds, Coldwater; Mrs.
Hattie T. Thompson, Flint; Mrs. Lucy II.
Atkins, North Muskegon; and Mrs. Laura
Kirby, FentOn.
After exemplifying the ritual and install
ing the oliicers-eiect. they adjourned to
meet in Lansing next year, in conjunction
with the g. A X. Encampment.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-19


ExlEsa sa&eks-t hArlss :. y stsoa -.
Frsns X NasusoE. A1lsEscEses 90 sfs&s
~--ksse Il oNnstCn -. 4ls heSslsllt
Co.'S a4as AssazENst $U1gsns0t - caa-
ssas fs gsl4sasin fsr e. 81
CsNcesr--(shariss SlrAaa y. Ehe & & "
h IA wsy GoE1psng. feeSpess 81 tit
Case FEeosrs1i1ks s-syea sorsy days -
oAucel r. bnxe< ss- l. 7. kinney q -
1roseF toEEnusa wlshoGi ooets ---- 4 =
TAR nuEtsid -. Norman N.uoI1L1E4 As
s0kapait "a tslal
syFERZoR f91rth National hADk - =.
p lzsy. AssauGpsat Aatsan - sei ssias
aefAalG. sgfee1 aud submitted --- i iss fsss-
Pc -. c3mssl NJ harl. ltertog fofEcJ ne-
oeigt. BAL sstEasle1. tsonaszne0. L Z.
v ssGlSks and K. v. huf.
PoIscK-Rolf ScaoGls. disorderly. Flf
ten asys ia ian.-g IL HURT. dlsoreev.y
Adjo2rned 10 March 5e----lotn HeoSes
sad James Hodgss. assault aud battery
flfieen Gays each IN Jsil Paul q ste
phsnson. adultery. Adjourned - kArea
Pk0RArE.-Estste Of Frank Barber ei si
minors. guardians seooud annual sooo4nl
fled Estate Of Joha otArI. deceased
order for hearing claims before the com
missioner SsptslnbeE - spprndsers war
rant aud inyentory fieo.---l lsssts Of kErs
Smith deceased; residuAfy leSstess bond
filed and Letters issued 10 Eliza NJ. Smith
Estate Of Jacob Bsisch. dsoozsed. Pet.
ton OF kortlsnder A Grady for allowances
Of tsFdy claim filed. hearing April ..
Estate OF Daniel schsrmerhorn. deceased
order admitting will 10 prob4te.-- Estais
OF Minnie l.. Coe deceased; Commissioners :
warrant and report nieds order Tor pap nleni
Of debts. Estate Of Isaac Phelps. deoaSs
ed; letters testsmentary issued 10 NeilsSs
Phelps. Fitch Phelps. Jere u. Witter ano
Chas III. Berkey - Estate of kbeneser &
Wellington, deceased, report Of - Of resl
estate filed aud confirmed --4 ale oi
Hattie IL. Blodgeit, a minor guardian !
second annual account filed.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-19

The new adv" Of the Popular Shoe
House in another column will be interest
ing reading matter 10 many Of our readers.
The managers Of this popular concern have
decided TO 40 out OF business and Ia order
10 dispose of their immense stock every ar
ticle of footwear in their store viii be
slaughtered
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-19

srsfxsrrr1n IlI- Mzroh fs.-Tfs Oais 4
y -issirr Ksiirosd Company toSsg rsvok-
- ~ lexs sfive z.ssses rsrr- s-s -~~ss
81 sss A. rncs fntr - seed i- tas h ssss -
make passenger fares two cents 3 nss r.
s5ss5 o{ three
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-19
OFFICE OF THE EAeLE srtAx DYE HOusr. }

GR.ND RAPIDs. Mich. March 10, 1857. J
To oil Whom IL MAY Concern:
II the people al large don't care who does
the work. SO long as they can get IL done
well, fully 10 their satisfaction. and az en-
ploy the best dyer in the State. advise
them 20 get their work done now, a. the
Eagle Steam Dye House. No. p Cansl-st
Ny motto: Best Work and Lowest Prices. d
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-19

wssaixsroS. Narch fs--TSs Chef q
Engineers nstay awarded contracts Tor fhe
rlirrr wrrx ia correctsnu with the
ae-lerirct tri7ea recousfrrlction. Messrs
Ne,sr e Srn of New York. were swar.te3
the ccrtrasr for tks construction Of wing
ue.ls and atasr masonry.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-19

Nz~ Yozz. Msreh isis is reported thas
President Cisvelsnd 80 offered - Coruor-
siicn C1ursei E II Tac1n 81. ~ this clv
the arrcin trneut ss Judge cf he eeuiV
created Z eftet States Co1rf IN the stris.
lNev ork. Connect1cut ard Nsrronsl
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-19

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Telegram-herald., 1887-03-19
Talking About Fine Garments,

We would call to the public mind the fact that we
are out with Magnificent Line at once the largest
Finest and most exclusive obtalnabe.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1887-09-15

The Helena Herald, in speaking OF
the matter of organizing counties and
the bad feeling engendered every time
an effort is made at their formation,
says: ut would he a very wise thing
certainly to provide at once for com
mission, composed OF men familiar
with the formation and surface oil our
Territory, to suggest natural boun-
DIARIES and names for about one hun
dred counties, into which Montana
should be divided" There seems to
be a good deal OF nonsense in the
above The most OF the counties now
organized can hardly raise enough
revenue to maintain county govern
ment, and number oil them are heav-
Ily i'm debt. Montana will never he
thickly populated owing to it's noun
famous condition and the millions OF
acres of irredeemable and unproduct-
i've lands. II We have u population
sufficient to maintain twenty-five
counties "a quarter of "A century henc,
our growth will be surprising.